Quantum Attention

This piece dives into the chaotic brilliance and emotional weight of thought in motion—rapid, nonlinear, colliding and reforming. Whether viewed through the lens of quantum theory or neurodivergence, it captures the fractured but fertile landscape of a mind that resists singular focus. Thoughts spark, tangle, vanish, and reappear, never quite still, never entirely settled.
Built from reclaimed plastic bags, the work retains the tension between overwhelming accumulation and delicate transformation. Threads twist and loop in unpredictable ways—dense in one moment, sparse in another—mirroring the energy of minds often labeled as scattered but rich with potential. Like quantum particles, the thoughts represented here seem to exist in multiple states at once: frustration and hope, fragmentation and cohesion, overwhelm and momentum.
At its core, this piece wrestles with what it means to want change—not just abstractly, but viscerally—and to live with a mind that questions, loops, leaps, and still dares to imagine something different.